Nokia Corporation

Core Wireless Licensing S.a.r.l.

Conversant Wireless Licensing S.a R.l.

Vringo Infrastructure Inc.

Jouni Soitinaho

Tuomo Sihvola

Seppo Juhani Pyhälammi

Kaj Häggman

Mikko Haikonen

Peng Zhang

Saku A Sulander

Jani Niittukari

Jari Kulkki

Kai Häggman

The invention provides for the communicating and editing of media files in wireless portable devices. The invention enables a user to manipulate displayed media content and other types of information stored in a personal media device. A master device may be coupled to a display device such as a television display and bonded to a slave device. A user may through use of either the slave device or the master device manipulate media content. The modified media content may be displayed substantially simultaneously on the television display, the master device, and the at least one slave device.

Group editing of media content stored on wireless portable devices

A method, a computer program product, a mobile terminal, and system are provided. For example, the method includes receiving a work plan comprising at least one work item with a mobile terminal, wherein the work item includes an initial location of at least one identification device. The method also includes reading identification information contained on the identification device with the mobile terminal and identifying a deployed location of the identification device. Moreover, the method includes providing the identification information and the deployed location such that the work plan can be updated.

Mobile terminal, system, computer program product, and method for updating a work plan

A user selects a data file (e.g., an image file) from an interface (e.g., a thumbnail view). Upon selecting a file from the interface, the contents of that file are presented to the user in an appropriate manner (e.g., providing an enlarged image display). The selected file is also moved to a separate folder. As the contents of additional files are presented to the user, those files are also moved to the separate folder. A new folder is created when the user returns to the interface and selects another file from that interface, or alternatively, upon instruction from the user to create a new folder. The user may then rename or otherwise modify the folder(s).

Automated grouping of image and other user data

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Espoo, Finland

Jouni Soitinaho